Laura Loomer

You know, she can be a little nasty, but to me, she's always nice.

So that's all that matters.

I want her to stay that way, too.

Well, thanks for having me on, Steve.

And that's absolutely right.

I've been dealing with the Muslim Brotherhood, raising awareness about the Muslim Brotherhood, pushing for a Muslim Brotherhood designation for years now.

And we've been promised that this was going to happen since 2019, when President Trump said during his first term that he was going to designate the Muslim Brotherhood.

What's disappointing about this is that it's not even a designation.

It's an executive order.

If you actually read the fine print, most people are not going to read the fine print, to begin a 75-day review process, a first

30-day review process initially and then a 45-day review process in which the Secretary of State, the Treasury Secretary, and Tulsi Gabbard and the Attorney General all have to work together to decide which chapters could potentially be designated as

as Muslim Brotherhood chapters.

Nowhere in the fine print does it say that this is an actual designation.

And so you have all these yahoos running around, including Sebastian Gorka, doing victory laps, talking about how, oh, I worked so hard to get the Muslim Brotherhood designated.

Where's the designation?

There is no designation.

The Muslim Brotherhood is already banned in Jordan and Egypt.

And so what good is it to say that the first crackdown is possibly, keyword possibly,

going to be on Egypt and Jordan and Lebanon when the biggest chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood, or I guess you could say the biggest financiers of the Muslim Brotherhood, is coming out of Qatar and Turkey.

Well, what is that going to look like?